Report a Gym

Last updated: June 29, 2026

CombatTX is committed to maintaining a trustworthy directory. If you have had a negative or unsafe experience with a listed gym, we want to know. This page explains how to report a gym and what happens after you do.

1. What You Can Report

You can report a listed gym for any of the following:

Safety concerns: Inadequate supervision, unsafe training conditions, lack of first aid or emergency preparedness, or injuries caused by negligence
Misconduct by staff or coaches: Verbal abuse, physical abuse, harassment, discrimination, or inappropriate behavior toward students (especially minors)
Fraudulent or false information: Fake business, closed or relocated gym still listed, false credentials or belt claims, misleading pricing or contract terms
Criminal activity: Evidence of illegal activity occurring at or through the business
Listing accuracy: Wrong address, phone number, hours, or business name that the gym owner has not corrected

2. How to Report

To file a report, contact us at admin@combattx.com with:

Subject line: “Gym Report: [Business Name]”
The CombatTX listing URL
The nature of your concern (select from the categories above)
Specific details: dates, names of individuals involved, what happened
Any supporting evidence (photos, screenshots, contracts, police reports)
Your contact information (you may report anonymously, but providing contact info helps us investigate)

3. What Happens After You Report

Upon receiving a report, CombatTX will:

Acknowledge receipt within 48 hours
Review the report and determine appropriate action based on severity and available evidence
Contact the listed gym for their response if the report involves disputed information or allegations of misconduct
Take action which may include: correcting listing information, adding a warning note, temporarily hiding the listing, or permanently removing the listing
Notify you of the outcome (if you provided contact information)

4. Emergency Situations

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact 911 or your local emergency services before reporting to CombatTX. If you suspect child abuse or endangerment, contact the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services at 1-800-252-5400 or report online at txabusehotline.org.

CombatTX is a directory, not a regulatory or law enforcement body. We cannot investigate crimes, conduct interviews, or enforce safety standards. We can only take action on the listing within our directory.

5. What We Can and Cannot Do

What We Can Do

Remove or hide a listing from our directory
Correct inaccurate listing information
Revoke Verified or Featured status
Block a business from being re-listed
Cooperate with law enforcement investigations

What We Cannot Do

Investigate crimes or allegations of criminal conduct
Conduct background checks or verify misconduct claims
Mediate disputes between consumers and businesses
Provide legal advice or representation
Force a business to change its practices

6. Privacy and Retaliation

We handle reports confidentially. We will not share your identity with the reported gym without your consent, unless required by law. We will not tolerate retaliation against anyone who files a report in good faith.

Reports made in bad faith (e.g., false reports to harm a competitor) may result in the reporter being blocked from CombatTX.

7. False or Malicious Reports

CombatTX takes reports seriously, but we also recognize that not all reports are valid. If a gym owner believes a report was filed maliciously or falsely, they may submit a response to admin@combattx.com. We will consider all available evidence before taking action.

8. Questions?

Contact admin@combattx.com with any questions about the reporting process.